3.5mm Audio Extension Cable, 2Packs TRRS Male to TRRS Female Stereo Microphone Extender Converter Adapter 6Ft (2 Meters) for Smartphone, iPhone, Samsung, Headphones Speakers Tablet (6 feet x2)

Note: The TRRS to TRS adapter is not included, the title was not changed successfully for a long time due to the system trouble. Sorry for the inconvenience. Riqiorod 3.5mm Male-to-Female Stereo Audio Cable Add length to an existing 3.5mm male-to-female stereo audio cable with this 3.5mm male-to-female stereo audio cable. Functioning as an extension piece, the cable provides added length, making it easier than ever to connect iPods, iPhones, media players, and other devices to a car stereo, portable speaker, or other compatible 3.5mm audio-output device. Cable Length : 6 Feet (2 Meters) High-Quality Design The stereo audio cable's beveled step-down design creates a secure connection, while its dual shielding, polished metal molding, and corrosion-resistant gold-plated plug ensure reliable performance and minimal signal loss. Because the cable provides a wired connection, there's not the static or interference often associated with wireless transmitters or cassette adapters. Even more, the audio cable features a flexible jacket and a smooth un-coiled design, so there's no need to pull on it to expand the length like with coiled versions. Convenient Compatibility To use, simply connect the female end of the cable to an existing 3.5mm male-to-male cable and the male end of the cable to the respective port on a compatible device. The audio cable works with any device equipped with a standard 3.5mm audio jack or AUX-in port. With the 3.5mm male-to-female stereo audio cable, extend your audio connection capabilities, then let the world of sound surround you. In the Box 2 x 3.5mm Male-to-Female Stereo Audio Cable - 6 Feet (2 Meters) 1-Year Limited Warranty

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